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Colonel of the Azov regiment Rostyslav "Poliak" Nyzitsky stated that it is easiest to mobilize rural villagers. Since this social stratum of people is easier to "catch or coerce" than the average Ukrainian. According to the officer, this largely concerns people with low earnings or those who never worked.
The military man spoke about this in an interview with the Militarnyi channel. The commander of the Military School of Commanders named after Colonel Yevhen Konovalets explained who exactly he means when he talks about the "easier" category for mobilization.
"This social stratum of people is easier to catch, coerce, or something else than the average Ukrainian overall," said the Azov officer Rostyslav "Poliak" Nyzitsky.
In response to the host's question about what kind of layer of people this is, he replied that it generally refers to peasants.
"People who earn little, for example, or who have never worked. From some village. In the majority these are people who sat on mom's neck and simply know nothing," Nyzitsky explained.
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Who is Rostyslav Nyzitsky
Rostyslav Nyzitsky, call sign "Poliak", has been fighting as part of Azov since the beginning of the war. He participated in operations in Ilovaisk and Mariinka, and since 2015 year, during the Shirokin operation, held the position of platoon commander of the 1-th battalion of the first company of the 2-th platoon.
Nyzitsky took part in the defense of Mariupol and was captured. After returning from captivity he assumed the post of chief of staff, helped restore the unit, and later became the commander of the training battalion of the Azov's 1st Brigade 12. Now he trains recruits, including future sergeants.
The army lacks people — will there be drastic changes
Earlier, Informator reported that Ukraine needs to mobilize at least 30 thousand people per month, as stated by the head of the Main Intelligence Directorate Kyrylo Budanov. He emphasized the critical need for replenishment of the army amid prolonged fighting on the front.
We also wrote that the Office of the President denied rumors about lowering the mobilization age to 55 years. It was stated that no decisions regarding changing the mobilization age had been made.
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